Frequently Asked Questions

Staffed hours are Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM; Saturday: 10:30 AM – 2:00 PM; Sunday: Closed. Members get 24/7 gym access.

Yes. The gym is no longer on Galveston Rd in Webster. Find us at 2031 Anders Ln, Unit J, Kemah, TX 77565, just off FM 518, minutes from the Kemah Boardwalk.

Claim a free week online or call or text (832) 887-4910. Your free week includes every program, no contract, and you meet Head Coach Rey Trujillo in person.

No. Gloves, wraps and shin guards are loaned for the trial, and a gi isn't needed for your first jiu jitsu class. Bring workout clothes and water.

No. Nobody spars until they and their coach agree they're ready, and every round is coached.

No. Beginners learn stance, defense and positioning for weeks before any contact, and every round is coached.

Never before you are ready. You and your coach decide together when live rounds make sense for you.

Yes — amateurs and pros train here, and our Elite Team Sparring is built for athletes preparing for bouts.

Yes. You can train for fitness only. One membership covers 24/7 gym access plus every class, so you use as much or as little of the fight side as you want.

Yes — members get 24/7 access, so you can train before work, after work or late at night.

No. Every session scales to your level, and coaches work with new members from day one.

No — we loan gloves and hand wraps for your trial class. Many members buy their own once they decide to train regularly.

Absolutely. We start with stance and basic punches, and you progress to mitt and bag work at your pace.

Sparring is optional and only introduced when you and your coach feel you are ready.

No — we loan shin guards, gloves and wraps for your trial so you can try kickboxing with no upfront gear cost.

Yes. Kickboxing adds kicks, knees and clinch work to your hands, giving you more tools and a bigger conditioning demand.

Coach Yuri leads our kickboxing classes, with the full coaching staff supporting sparring and open rounds.

No. Wear workout clothes to your first class. A gi is recommended once you decide to train regularly, and we can point you to the right one.

It is our structured belt path — a clear sequence of skills from white belt onward so you always know what you are working toward.

No. Wrestling classes scale to beginners, and the takedown fundamentals carry straight into self-defense and MMA.

Kids and teens train in our designated kid-friendly classes — TruJitzu MMA on Monday and Wednesday at 5:45pm and Kickboxing or Boxing on Thursday at 6:30pm — coached by Head Coach Rey and the staff.

No — we loan everything needed for the trial class, so there is nothing to buy upfront.

No. We teach discipline, self-control and when not to use what they know — confidence without aggression is the whole point.

None. Gladiator Circuit is conditioning only — no contact — and every round scales to your level.

Workout clothes and water. There is no gear to buy, and we have everything you need on site.

No. Most members in this class never compete — they just want a fighter's level of fitness.